31 Aug 2012 at 09:08 GMT+2
Regulatory press release

HMS receives 7 MSEK order

HMS Networks AB (publ) has signed a development- and supply agreement with one
of the leading Japanese manufacturer in industrial automation and frequency
converters. The agreement includes customization and deliveries of the Anybus
network cards for several various industrial communication protocols. The value
of the agreement is 1 MSEK in 2012 and further 2 MSEK annually during the
following three years, in total 7 MSEK

"This order confirms our position as a leading partner and supplier of
industrial network solutions to global automation manufacturers. HMS has the
resources to deliver market leading technology, reliable and cost effective
solutions that exceeds the requirement of the most demanding of our customers",
says Martin Hoffert, Key Account Manager at HMS.

"I am delighted to announce that HMS has received this prestigious order,
especially as Japanese customers in general and this company in particular has
very high demands regarding quality. This order validates our long term
commitment to deliver world class quality", says Staffan Dahlström, CEO at HMS
Networks AB.



For more information please contact:
CEO Staffan Dahlström, telephone: +46-35 17 29 01
CFO Gunnar Högberg, telephone: +46-35 17 29 95



HMS  Networks AB (Publ) is a  world-leading supplier of communication technology
for  industrial automation.  Sales for  the last  twelve months totaled SEK 391
million.  Over 90% of these sales were  to customers located outside Sweden. All
product  development and  parts of  the manufacturing  are performed at the head
office  in Halmstad.  Sales offices  are located  in Tokyo,  Beijing, Karlsruhe,
Chicago,  Milan, Mulhouse, Pune, Coventry  and Copenhagen. HMS has 240 employees
and  produces  network  interface  cards  and Gateways to interconnect different
networks  under the trademark  Anybus® and products  for remote management under
the  trademark Netbiter®. HMS  is listed on  the Nasdaq OMX  Stockholm Small Cap
list, in the Information Technology sector.


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